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To: LLLefty who wrote (461)	9/19/2001 10:17:51 PM
From: Condor	Respond to of 281500

You asked.....worldnetdaily worldnetdaily.com

To: LLLefty who wrote (461)	9/19/2001 10:35:39 PM
From: tekboy	Respond to of 281500

When it comes to analyzing US foreign policy, the Economist sometimes seems as if it's edited by the sons of the Foreign Office "Arabists" and the like who can't believe that we'll be able to manage the world nearly as well as their fathers did. agreed. this actually brings up a point that I probably should have stressed. One needs to distinguish between news and commentary. So I would cite, for example, the facts in an Economist article as a highly credible source of information, while I would classify an Economist leader the same way I would an op-ed--opinion that may or may not be worth much. re the value of news sources such as worldnetdaily, I was asked to be a guest on The O'Reilly Factor this evening... :0) tb@no,helaughed.com